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Artist bio
Hljómsveitin Moses Hightower var stofnuð vorið 2007 og samanstendur af þeim Andra Ólafssyni (bassi og söngur), Magnúsi Trygvasyni Eliassen (trommur) og Steingrími Karli Teague (hljómborð og söngur).
Eftir hljómsveitina liggja plöturnar Búum til börn, Önnur Mósebók, Fjallaloft, Lyftutónlist og Moses og vinir, og hafa plöturnar allar fengið góða dóma, selst prýðilega, sem og hljómað linnulítið á öldum ljósvakans.
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Moses Hightower's mellow take on 70's blue-eyed soul first came to the attention of Icelandic listeners when their plain-spoken single "Búum til börn" (Let's Make Babies) received a fair amount of airplay on national radio in early 2008.
The band has since then released five full-length albums, all of them to outstanding reviews and extensive airplay, and received multiple Icelandic Music Awards and other accolades along the way.
Read MoreEftir hljómsveitina liggja plöturnar Búum til börn, Önnur Mósebók, Fjallaloft, Lyftutónlist og Moses og vinir, og hafa plöturnar allar fengið góða dóma, selst prýðilega, sem og hljómað linnulítið á öldum ljósvakans.
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Moses Hightower's mellow take on 70's blue-eyed soul first came to the attention of Icelandic listeners when their plain-spoken single "Búum til börn" (Let's Make Babies) received a fair amount of airplay on national radio in early 2008.
The band has since then released five full-length albums, all of them to outstanding reviews and extensive airplay, and received multiple Icelandic Music Awards and other accolades along the way.
Genres: R&b/soul, Icelandic, Rnb-soul, Pop, Funk, R&b, Soul
Band Members: Steingrímur Karl Teague - hljómborð og söngur, Magnús Trygvason Eliassen - trommur, Andri Ólafsson - bassi og söngur
Hometown: Reykjavik, Iceland
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Wonderful show, wonderful guest artists, wonderful venue. Warm, appreciative audience. Truly felt like a community event, with the music scene being the center of the community.
Sep 5, 2026·Reykjavík, Iceland
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